When I split up the hledger package, I always intended to make the hledger program act as a single front end for hledger-* executables. I finally got around to trying that, just pushed to darcs [1]. So hledger now searches your PATH at startup and offer any hledger-* executables as subcommands. To make this fully modular, so that options can be reused and third-party add-ons don't need to be baked in to hledger in any way, there has also been a rather extensive options overhaul, using cmdargs. Below is an example [2] of the new help output with all hledger-* packages plus a local hledger-report.hs script installed. I'm not sure if this is fully safe, cross-platform, robust, quick enough to be unnoticeable, etc. I have about 20 dirs and 4k files in my PATH. I haven't noticed a slowdown on macbook or vps, but have not measured. More testing of this on diverse platforms and machines, or code review, would be very welcome. -Simon [1] http://joyful.com/darcsden/simon/hledger/browse/hledger/Hledger/Cli/Options.... [2] $ hledger hledger [COMMAND] ... [OPTIONS] run the specified hledger command. hledger COMMAND --help for more detail. In general, COMMAND should precede OPTIONS. Misc commands: add prompt for new transactions and append them to the journal convert show the specified CSV file as hledger journal entries test run self-tests, or just the ones matching REGEXPS Report commands: accounts (or balance) show matched accounts and their balances entries (or print) show matched journal entries postings (or register) show matched postings and running total activity show a barchart of transactions per interval stats show quick statistics for a journal (or part of it) Add-on commands found: chart [-- OPTIONS] run the hledger-chart program interest [-- OPTIONS] run the hledger-interest program report [-- OPTIONS] run the hledger-report program vty [-- OPTIONS] run the hledger-vty program web [-- OPTIONS] run the hledger-web program -? --help Display help message --debug Show extra debug output -V --version Print version information